Atlas Sound
Foam Brewers

Old notes, growler share. We all poured into pilsner glasses.
The appearance was semi-milky bronzed orange color with a head that is just two fingers shy. Mild dissipation left some sticky messy lace.
The aroma started off bready/yeasty with some lemon then grapefruit and then some sweet earthiness.
The flavor yields to the sweetness of the malts like it should but seemed to add in a touch of spice in the aftertaste.
The mouthfeel was about medium bodied with a great sessionability about it. Carbonation felt good. ABV felt on par. Smooth malty finish with a touch of hop spice.
Overall, pretty nice kellerbier or landbier, whatever they're calling these rare lagers these days. I'd have again.

This one pours a clear light orange, with a small head, and lots of lacing. This looks beautiful.

This one smells like grassy and spicy hops, with slight grapefruit and bready malt.

This is absolutely excellent. I was able to drink the whole 750 growler in like 15-20 minutes. It's got a killer spicy hop finish, with a crisp bready and crackery malt.

I can't stress how drinkable this beer is. It's crisp and super clean, with a good level of carbonation.

Foam is more well known for making great IPAs, but it's clear that they also make really good lagers.